VIDEO: Get UP CLOSE And PERSONAL With Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay's Ferrari Monza SP2 — Dial UP The Volume!

Not too long ago, Agent 009 posted a story featuring an Instagram of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay with his latest acquisition. Being that he's a huge Ferrari fan, it's no surprise that he added another one to his fleet.

But this isn't your ordinary Ferrari.

That's because Ramsay picked up a Monza SP2. To be honest, this is an extreme supercar.

We're talking no roof and no windshield. It has some deflectors but if you ever get a chance to experience one we suggest breaking out the goggles.

And I don't know about you guys but I think this is a gorgeous looking vehicle. From every angle there's a neat little design detail or something breathtaking.

That said, we're bringing you a video from a high-end U.K.-based dealer, HR Owen. With a McLaren P1, Senna and Bugatti Chiron in attendance, it's easy to see that there was some serious hardware in store for its latest dealer event.



It was epic to see world famous celebrity TV chef Gordon Ramsay's newly-delivered Ferrari Monza SP2 at today's HR Owen Bodytechnics Car Club event. The chef has previously purchased many high-end Ferraris including a LaFerrari coupe, LaFerrari Aperta and F12 TDF, however this one is surely the most special!

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 10/19/2019 12:44:54 PM

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I'd buy an old car / recreation so I could do the Mille-Miglia and other vintage races or events before I spent 7 figures on this Ferrari "creation". Not sure this will hold its value like an F12 GTO will.

Agent00R - 10/20/2019 7:56:51 AM

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I am thinking the SP2 will appreciate MORE than the F12 GTO.

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 10/20/2019 2:01:49 PM

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@AgentOOR - While they are unique, the F12 GTO is a driver, not a concourse oddity. Time will tell, but my money will stay on the GTO.

Foncool - 10/20/2019 8:28:38 PM

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First there is no such thing as an F12 GTO, the most recent GTO was the 599. (GTO was also used on a 250 and 288).

The F12 was used for TDF (Tour de France, also a 250).

Second you aren’t going to be accepted in the Millie Miglia with a recreation nor any other top level event.

Third the Monza SPs will hold their value and will appreciate.

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 10/20/2019 9:56:49 PM

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@Foncool. My bad on the TDF/GTO naming, but we are talking about the same car. Disagree still on the SP1 SP2. More like custom cars from the 70's. From what I have read the Aston Martin GT4 continuation series can be used in events. Maybe even that run of Jaguar XKSS See below. That is what I was thinking. Not a kit car.

https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a15786990/aston-martin-db4-gt-continuation-driven-a-brand-new-old-car-review/